Lemmas found: 61
to move toward the speaker or a place.
to operate and travel in a vehicle.
to move from one place to another.
to move quickly on foot.
to go to see a person or place.
to move on foot.
To reach a place or destination, especially after traveling.
to go into a place.
to go away from a place; to depart.
to go back to a place or condition.
to go from one side to the other.
to travel on or in a vehicle or animal.
to go from place to place.
to move through the air.
to move through water by moving the body.
to ascend or go up.
to move or go downward.
to arrive at or get to a place.
to carry or take something to a place.
to drop downward.
to guide or show the way.
to cause to go to another place.
to change direction or orientation.
to travel across water in a boat or ship.
to go past or move by something.
To keep away from someone or something, especially deliberately or because it may cause trouble or harm.
To make a short jump, usually on one foot or with both feet together.
to push oneself off the ground using one's legs.
To go somewhere with someone; to be present or travel together with them.
to go or come after.
To move nearer to someone or something, especially from a distance.
To spring back from a surface after striking it.
to break free from confinement or danger.
to move quickly.
to change position or go from one place to another.
to move upward.
To move, rise, or increase extremely quickly.
To travel or move over snow using skis.
To ride over snow on a snowboard.
To descend or cause someone or something to descend using a parachute.
To move through a repeating sequence and return to the starting point.
To turn or cause to turn rapidly around a central point or axis.
To enter again, especially after having left a place.
To point or orient something toward a particular person, place, or target.
To move toward and come together around a particular place or thing.
To force someone to leave a country or place, usually as a punishment.
To come or grow together in a close group.
To move apart or cause people or animals to flee in different directions.
To leave a place, especially a building or vehicle, because it is unsafe or no longer usable.
To get into, onto, or out of a vehicle quickly and casually.